Sora is seen in a video covering the origins of the Final Smashes of all the characters available as part of Fighters Pass Vol.Sora is seen in a video covering the origins of his alternate costumes in Super Smash Bros.Aaronitmar has a video reacting to Sora’s reveal trailer for Super Smash Bros.The video on Scarface parodies the climax of Hockey Homicide.The Lion King was the subject of one video.If there was a bad-guy in the breakup, I'd think Jon was probably it. but Arin does it the most)Īnd I think he handled the Jon fiasco the right way. I also can't stand his whining (but I hate whining from anyone, even Dan and Jon. Having that said, I can't stand his opinions on most issues, and I think he has very bad analytical skills regarding video-games and movies. Decent enough to make animations, but not good. And let's be honest, he's not exactly a good artist. He's making the exact same jokes on Grumps he'd be making with his animations, he just doesn't have to take months to animate the jokes. I don't see all the hype about missing his animations. I think his comedy is better suited for what he's doing now, a twice a day, ten-minute show where he just improvises, making jokes about video-games, instead of his animations: an occasional 30-second to 1-minute short where he improvises, making jokes about video-games. He's the funniest and he's clearly a caring and generous guy, considering he built this business using his popularity to give his friends employment, and to help them get their own popularity (I highly doubt Jontron or NSP would be doing well without their involvement with Egoraptor)
It's not so much that people wanted him to be the bad guy, it's just that we didn't have much else to go on. This made Arin look bad, like he was trying to hide something. That was the last time Arin made any sort of statement on the situation, he never responded to Jon (at least that we know of). Arin's statement lead to a temporary ban on all Jon-related matters on r/GameGrumps until Jon himself called him out for lying (in the nicest way possible). One thing that got a lot of attention afterward was when Arin, in an earlier AMA of his own, claimed that Jon had requested not to mentioned on Grumps because he no longer wanted to be associated with the show. Even after they were proven false, it didn't matter, as the seed had been planted. That was before Conspiracy Grumps had any form of legitimacy so, at that point, it was the closest we had to an explanation. He also claimed that Arin was sort of an abusive person, who would often belittle Jon. Remember "Jon punched Suzy"? Anyway, in these AMA's, the poster told a rather convincing story of how Arin grew more and more interested in Game Grumps as a business, whereas Jon only saw it as a side project. Before then, Jon was often portrayed as the bad guy. The theory that Arin was mostly to blame didn't really grow roots until the fake 4chan AMA's last year. I don't hate him, but I figure I would bring these points up anyways. He's turned GG into a business and treats it like such, tending to lean more towards what generates views (thumbnails of boobs, etc) than being "real" like Jon and Arin were during the Jon era. He shoves a lot of screaming, yelling, and ""beatboxing"" into episodes nowadays (at least when I stopped watching during the Dan era). And after being ousted for her Etsy scam, going off the hook at someone bringing up Jon, and being awarded "buffer" points during GG team-play episodes because she fell short all the time, he's defended her like she's Jesus and the community doesn't worship him anymore because of that.Īrin isn't really the Arin from the Jon era anymore.
He'll white knight for her to his death before he admits Suzy might be the slightest bit wrong. Before we collectively had a revelation about Barry possibly being the one to cause censorship of Jon, we all had the theory that since Arin was effectively "head" of GG Inc, he was the one causing no one to mention/echknowledge Jon.Īrin defends Suzy even if she's dead wrong.
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